[–] 1 point 1 month ago (1 child)

Not disagreeing, but how would that work?

Most of their worth isn't going to be liquid so you'd have to take some sort of average for the year and force them to sell assets?

I guess it could be something like RMDs if above a certain threshold?

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  • [–] 2 points 7 months ago

    Kopia isn't exactly agent based but you can at least change settings/policies for different machines if you use kopia server. I use it to have a global exclude list basically on the machines I back up.

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  • Lemmy on i2p? (eviltoast.org)
     

    Does anyone know if there are any lemmy instances hosted on i2p or tor?

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    I know of Grocy and Homebox that both can do inventory management, but it didn't look like they have support for shipping/tracking numbers out of the box.

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    I've been really lazy with keeping track of my money over the last few years. I still use personal capital (now empower)'s dashboard, but it's not self-hosted and they can be pretty aggressive with their marketing.

    Previously, I was using Beancount + Fava to track all of my money, including investments. Every time I think about updating my ledger and importing the last several years of transactions, it just feels overwhelming and I put it off again.

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